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UTEP professor Jose Hurtado joins NASA team mapping the moon’s south pole for Artemis missions
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UTEP professor Jose Hurtado joins NASA team mapping the moon’s south pole for Artemis missions
In 2027 astronauts will attempt to land on the moon for the first time in more than 50 years and The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) will have had a hand in guiding them there. Jose Hurtado, Ph.D., a professor of Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences, received a NASA grant in late 2024 to join the Lunar Mapping Program (LMAP), a U.S. Geological Survey initiative. He will also work with the teams preparing for the Artemis II and Artemi…
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